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Hi there,

I'm wondering if anyone has experience with any of the Brita kitchen taps?
We're renovating a house presently (to live in) and currently have a Brita water tank in our fridge taking up half a shelf. Keen to instead have a filter under the sink.

I hear that there are some third-party manufacturers making taps compatible with the P1000 Brita filters - but has anyone here any recommendations or advice?

Extra points if anyone can also advise of a reliable brand of extractor fan for a small bathroom?

Thanks :)
Steve
 

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